Re: [PATCHSET v3.1 0/7] data integrity: Stabilize pages during writeback for various fses

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Jan Kara <jack@xxxxxxx> writes:

>> I'd like to know those patches are on what state. Waiting in writeback
>> page makes slower, like you mentioned it (I guess it would more
>> noticeable if device was slower that like FAT uses). And I think
>> currently it doesn't help anything others for blk-integrity stuff
>> (without other technic, it doesn't help FS consistency)?
>> 
>> So, why is this locking stuff enabled always? I think it would be better
>> to enable only if blk-integrity stuff was enabled.
>> 
>> If it was more sophisticate but more complex stuff (e.g. use
>> copy-on-write technic for it), I would agree always enable though.
>   Well, also software RAID generally needs this feature (so that parity
> information / mirror can be properly kept in sync). Not that I'd advocate
> that this feature must be always enabled, it's just that there are also
> other users besides blk-integrity.

I see. So many block layer stuff sounds like broken on corner case? If
so, I more feel this approach should be temporary workaround, and should
use another less-blocking approach.

Thanks.
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OGAWA Hirofumi <hirofumi@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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